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They rubbered me the right way!

June 14, 2019 L.T. Hanlon6 Comments

Photo of a Smith-Corona Silent-Super portable typewriter. It is painted in what the manufacturercalled desert sand and on the left front bears a decal indicating that at some point in its life the typewriter was sold or serviced by Windward Office Machines, a company on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. — Thanks to J.J. Short Associates Inc., my Smith-Corona Silent-Super manufactured in 1954 is ready to keep making good impressions on readers for another 65 years.

Need your platen stripped and re-rubberized?
J.J. Short Associates Inc. is ready to do the job.

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Paper, rubber, imperfection

June 7, 2019 L.T. Hanlon8 Comments

Photo of a box of Southworth Businessd 100 Percent Cotton Paper — I really like this Southport 100% Cotton Business Paper. It’s less than $20 on Amazon.

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Infected by E-6 color sensibilities

May 24, 2019May 24, 2019 L.T. HanlonLeave a comment

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I love a rainy night

May 23, 2019May 23, 2019 L.T. HanlonLeave a comment

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Kingdom of the Spiders

May 22, 2019May 22, 2019 L.T. HanlonLeave a comment

Silhouette photo of the scary-looking but harmless bridge spider. — L. sclopetarius silhouetted against a highrise window. (Photo by L.T. Hanlon)

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Ixnay on that bench-seat slide

May 15, 2019May 15, 2019 L.T. Hanlon4 Comments

The hood slide (see above) is another story entirely. It’s A-OK! TC_051519_1000

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‘Mondo Trasho’ auteur at the typewriter

May 15, 2019May 15, 2019 L.T. HanlonLeave a comment

A young John Waters sits at a typewriter in what appears to be a table in a home's kitchen. — John Waters as a youth in Baltimore. Photo from This Is Not Porn.

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